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Peer Instruction in the Humanities and Arts a resource from Monash University

The diagram below is from an area of the Monash University Philosophy Department's web pages devoted to peer instruction in the humanities, mostly dated 2008.

For more on Eric Mazur's peer instruction, go to Data is not the plural of anecdote, this two-minute overview, or the Mazur Group web site. Or read the book.

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Posted on 21/02/2011 in Resources |

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